— - OBITUARY -
"ageunton, WILLIAM: witeurt, |
‘ Terrace, BX, Wag te,

‘Funeral services were held sat:|
urday, Octoher ..20 for the late

ho
died on Wednesday in Mills Men-
orial Hospital at the age of, 58..

The late-Mr. Robinson was born
in Wiretop, Ontario on May 10,
1908 .and after farming with his
family in‘ Hazeldine, Alberta for
in io yeirs he moved to Terrace

He wag. well known in | the Ter-
race logging industry, having
worked in the woods for several
years prior to his death. At tho
time of his death he was employed
by Ajax Logging Co. Ltd.

The late Mr. Rebinson was mar:
Tied in 1944 to the former Neva
Muller of Terrace. They have two
daughters, Linda (Mrs. W. S.
Dougall) and Bonnie, 14.

‘The Reverend G, W.- Keenley-
side conducted funeral services
from Knox United Church at 2
p.m. Saturday. Pallbearers were
the Messers: J. Hanna, G. Hamer,
G. Pratt, 3, Greer, F. Earl and L.
Marchildon.

Interment was made in Kitsum-
kalum Cemetery.

The late Mr. Robinson is sur-
vived by his wife, Neva, and two
daughters, Linda amd Bonnie, all
of Terrace as well as one grand-
son. He also leaves a sister (Alma)
Mrs. J. Biermann of Whiterock,
B.C. and three brothers, Thomas
of England, Walter of Burns Lake
and Clifford of Hazeldine, Alberta.

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AROUND the TOWN

Mrs. Catherine M. Fraser, pub-
lisher of the Herald, returned Sun-
day hy CPA from Vancouver
where she attended. the anual
B.C. Weekly Newspapers Assocla-
tlon editors and publishers com
vention in the Vancouver Hotel
October 26, 27, 28 and 29.

iBranch No.

ROYAL CANADIAN. “ LNOION

ISD Bégelund

This soning week will be an
eventful one in the history of
18..The Terrace Ceno-
teph will be officially unveiled
and dedicated in a brief ceremony
at the Cenotaph on Sunday, Nov-
ember 6th, at 2:00 p.m.

‘We hope that as mapy of our

members as possible wili turn out |:

for the event and join in the march
from the Legion Hall.ta the Cen-
otaph. Dress for the occasion will
be full Legion regdtia and medals
will be worn. Assembly at the

Hall at 1:00 pm. EF is realized |’

that quite a few will not be able
to make the parade, but please
join us at the Cenotaph and make
thiy the most memorable event of
of the year.

Kitimat and Prince Rupert
branches have assured us that
they will be here and join in the
eeremony — 50, join us too, won't
you?? Naturally, the public is in-
vited to attend also, and we hope
that the weatherman will co-oper-
ate and give us the kind of spark-
ing November day that will bring
many people out to attend the
ceremony,

Saturday, November . 5th 1s
Poppy Day —- if you do nothing
else, Wear a Peppy.

The next regular meeting will
be held on Tuesday, November
Bth just three days short of Arm-
istlcee Day. We remind all Legion-
aires that this meeting will be a
dinner meeting, starting at '7:00
p.m. — our ladies have promised
us a dinner of turkey and pump-
kin pie — just about the right
time for a nice bite of ‘turkey,
between Thanksgiving and Christ-

TERRACE “OMINECA™ HERALD TERRACE BRITISH COLUMBIA

° Married: In- England d

{On the.
| _Memorable Occasion]

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mas, a0 Please joln us on Novem-
ber Sth.

We are proud to announce that
the Ladies. Auxillary have raised
$100.00 for the Skating Arena
Fund. Well done jadies, we ap-
preciate your wholehearted sup-
port of the Legion and its affairs,

hut we are happy to see that a| if

very worthwhile project is not be-
ing neglected.

This Is all for now Comrades —
see you next Week with more news
about Armistice Day parade and
Armistice dance.

ROYAL

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CANADIAN LEGION

Terrace Branch No, 13

Annual

rmistice
Dance

TERRACE COMMUNITY CENTRE
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1966

9:00 P.M.

~ Music BY THE ROYAL CANADIAN ENGINEERS’ BAND .

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PRICE ~~ $5.00 A PERSON
- DRESS — SEMI-FORMAL

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- ¥the bride wag given in

in full

Wednesday Novembor 2

Marriage of much local interest
took place in St. Mary’s Church,
Caterham, Surrey, England on Au-
gust 20, when Colin Douglas
Alger, son of Mr. and Mrs, Milt
Alger of Terrace, took as his
bride, Carol Elizabeth. Stephens,
daughter of Mr. and. Mra. Sidney
Stephens of Caterham, Surrey,
England. .

The wedding rites were per-
formed by the Rev. Budd in the
same chureh in which the groom’s
parents bad been married almost
23 years ago and where his brother

. | Garry had been baptized.

It was on special request of the
groom's parents, who were present

. | at the wedding, that the same
hymns were sung ag had been at}
‘)their wedding, namely: “All Love

Divine, All Love Excelling" and
“Thine Forever God of Love.”

Mr. Sidney Denny, cousin of the
groom, acted as best man at the
noon-hour wedding ceremony and
marriage
by her father. .

She. .was a picture of loveliness
length. pure Brussels lace
white wedding gown, fashioned on

as lines falling to a full

[train with fourtiered _shoulder-
length veil scalloped edged with

French lace and held in place

with a headplece of white roses
“* |and Hly-of-the-valley, She carried

4 bouquet of yellow tea roses and
fern. She wore a single strand of

| eultured pearls with matching

earrings, the gift cf the groom.
' Her ‘attendants were Gwyneth

a Williams as genior bridesmaid

who was charming in a dress of

| quilted taffeta of soft apple green,

cut on Princess lines. She wore a

“> | white flowered headplece and
-| carried. a bouquet af pale

pink
rosebuds, First junior bridesmaid

ol we Sandra Ann Miller who wore

a short white nylon dress flecked

_| with blue and a pale blue flowered
‘Theadplece and carried a noregay of
" ‘pale pink eee asin

‘Corrine Carey, cousin of the

oe groom, was. second junior brides-
“-Tmald- gowned In
nylon dress Nerked with. white,

-a short blue

pale. blue. flowered headpiece and]:
carried a pmall DONeghy of pink

| rosebuds.

The. tiny page. boy was Garry
John Miller, a cloae gar of. the

I |dride, who was smartly attired

MR. AND MRS. COLIN D. ALGER

‘fo
a acatlet two-plece sult of court-|sfternoon.

elle with white nylon ruffle ble
and red bow tie, eB

The senlot bridesmaid receig
a gift of a silver cross neckiag
the two junior bridesmaids
given silver bnacelets ‘and -
page boy a silver St. Christopam
piece,

On leaving the church the,
ple were presented. with sev He
silver horse shoes, for luck -
well known English custom. [

A reception was held at @
home of the groom’s grandparetm
Mr, and Mrs, H. Gray, 16 Wy ;
Lane, Caterham, Surrey. < ,

Telegrams were read from Mp
chester, Surrey and from seve
friends in Canada. |

The happy couple left on a hi
eymoon to Manchester, in §
north of England: The bride ch¢
for her going-away costume a i
piece crimplene suit in cerice we
white accessories. .

The groom met his bride on
visit to England early in 1964,
came engaged In the late fall a
1965. He has brought her hof
to Terrace as his bride, where @
couple will make their home. &

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CRADLE ROLL}

. The following births were ¥
corded this week at Milly MEE
orial Hospital: oa)
Born 10: - 7
Mr, and Mr. W, Innes,- Dotcom
26, a daughter,
Mr, and Mrs, Hendrick Vang
schoof, October 27, a daw

ter, .
Mr, and Mrs, Manfred KE
wo aber 23, 8 800. - =
and Mrs. Harvey Hore

a ouber 2a mn

- Mr. and Mrs. Harold og
October 20, a daughter.. am
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cha
October 20, a son. we

Mr, and Mre. Edward Gle:

Miss Merilyn Johngton, B
turned on Sunday's CP,
flight from Vancouver.
the weekend in Victoria